Jordan Brand Global Footwear VP Dominique Debnam Debuts a New Silhouette: The Jordan Vail
PublishedQuick Facts
- Featuring a textured one-piece upper in red with dark red accents striping diagonally towards the loose black bootie-style cradle for the foot
- It’s hard to see specific details from the on-foot photos, but it looks like the laces wrap around the back to tie up at the heel
- The Jordan Vail doesn’t have a release date or retail price yet
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Take a look behind the veil.
At the Black Footwear Forum in Detroit, Michigan, over the weekend, Jordan Brand’s VP of Global Footwear, Dominique Debnam, sat on a panel with The Whitaker Group founder James Whitner to discuss powering the sneaker community through collaboration, but beyond the insightful conversation on stage, the internet was more concerned with Debnam’s shoes.
Jordan’s Latest and Greatest
Debnam popped out in Detroit wearing a never-before-seen Jordan silhouette in classic black and red Bulls colors called the Vail. Featuring a textured one-piece upper in red with dark red accents striping diagonally towards the loose black bootie-style cradle for the foot. It’s hard to see specific details from the on-foot photos, but it looks like the laces wrap around the back to tie up at the heel.
As soon as the shoe popped up online, the one-piece upper with a black bootie underneath and a triangular shape at the vamp immediately brought up comparisons to adidas basketball shoes like the Harden Vol. 10 and the AE 2 and 3. We still haven’t seen official images of the shoe, so we’re still waiting on technical and performance details.
Jordan Vail Details
The Jordan Vail doesn’t have a release date or retail price yet, but with Debnam debuting the shoe at such a high-profile industry event, we’re expecting to hear more about the silhouette soon. To keep up with all the latest Jordan Brand news and drop info, download the Sole Retriever App.
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Zach Harris is a writer based in Philadelphia. His work has appeared in Rolling Stone, Vice, Complex, High Times, and more. He is obsessed with skateboarding and bowling. He is still looking for his first 300. For tips, reviews, and anything in size 10.5 - zach.h@soleretriever.com









